There's a burger joint in California next to the famous hollow sequoia.
Imagine: you're sitting under a giant canopy of ancient redwoods, the scent of pine fills the air, the aromas of the forest and fresh burgers from the grill mingle. While your order is being prepared, you can step inside the 24-meter-long hollow trunk of the redwood. Inside, you'll find the unusual eatery that's featured in this article. Only in your state.
It's not a fairy tale—it's reality at Chimney Tree Grill, a burger joint in the heart of "redwood country." The establishment is located in Northern California, in a spot perfect for both lunch and a forest stroll.
At Chimney Tree Grill, food isn't just a meal, it's a complete, memorable experience. The establishment is located next to the Living Chimney Tree—a natural wonder that has attracted visitors for over a century. It's a massive redwood tree, hollowed out by a fire in 1914. The fire burned the tree's core, creating a vast natural "room" inside. You can step into it and look up to see the sky through a chimney-like opening at the top. It's this unusual natural form that makes the place unique.
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The tree's interior is surprisingly spacious. It's about 4 meters wide, easily enough for an entire family to explore this natural "hall." Visiting the Living Chimney Tree is free, making it a convenient complement to a visit to the burger joint.
To enter, visitors pass through a door built into the side of the tree. Once inside, it's a must to look up—the sequoia's height is particularly impressive when looking up from inside its hollow trunk.
Chimney Tree Grill itself opened in 1978 and has changed hands several times over the decades. Today, the establishment emphasizes fresh, local ingredients, including grass-fed beef burgers served with a wide selection of toppings and condiments.
Burgers are made to order and can be ordered individually or with side dishes. Popular options include the mushroom and Swiss cheese burger, served with fries. For those with a particularly large appetite, there's the one-pound Bigfoot Burger. The menu also offers fried appetizer combos, including zucchini, jalapeño poppers, and more. And be sure to try the milkshakes, which pair well with the menu items.
Chimney Tree Grill's specialty isn't just its food, but its atmosphere as well. Inside, there are dining rooms with forest views, as well as outdoor areas where you can dine among the towering redwoods.
The tranquil natural setting makes this place ideal for relaxation after a day of walking or hiking. Ample parking is available for RV travelers, making this a convenient stopover.
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Chimney Tree Grill is located just off the Avenue of the Giants, a famous redwood trail.
Its location makes it a great place for lunch while driving through the giant forests.
If you find yourself at Chimney Tree Grill and Avenue of the Giants, be sure to stop by the Chandelier Drive-Thru Tree, visit Confusion Hill, and head to Orick to see the wild Roosevelt Elk.
If you're looking for accommodations in the Phillipsville, California area, check out Avenue of the Giants Pepperwood Place and book it through VRBO.
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